
Risk Management Post Financial Crisis : A Period of Monetary Easing.
Title:
Risk Management Post Financial Crisis : A Period of Monetary Easing.
Author:
Batten, Jonathan A.
ISBN:
9781784410261
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (455 pages)
Series:
Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis ; v.96
Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis
Contents:
Cover -- Risk Management Post Financial Crisis: A Period of Monetary Easing -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Part I: A Perspective on the Financial Crisis and Global Risk Management -- Introduction to Risk Management Post Financial Crisis: A Period of Monetary Easing -- Part I: A Perspective on the Financial Crisis and Global Risk Management -- Part II: Risk and Integration in a Post-Crisis Setting -- Part III: Monetary Policy and Credit in a Post-Crisis Setting -- Part IV: Country Studies on Monetary Policy, Credit and Financial Intermediaries -- Part V: Country Studies on Markets and Risk -- Notes -- References -- Complexity Analysis and Risk Management in Finance -- Introduction -- Complexity in Finance -- Complex Financial Instruments -- Complex Financial Processes -- Complex Financial Systems -- Complexity and Risk -- Managing Complex Financial Instruments -- Managing Complex Financial Processes -- Managing Complex Financial Systems -- Network Topology -- Endogenous Risk -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- The Effects of Macroeconomic News Announcements during the Global Financial Crisis -- Introduction -- Data -- Bond Data -- Announcement Data -- Methodology -- Empirical Results -- Conclusions -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Part II: Risk and Integration in a Post-Crisis Setting -- The Pro-Cyclical Impact of Basel III Regulatory Capital on Bank Capital Risk -- Introduction -- The Model -- The Effect of the Accounting Gains or Losses on the Leverage Ratio -- The Effect of the Accounting Gains or Losses on the Tier 1 Capital Ratio -- The Pro-Cyclicality and Interest Rate Sensitivity of Basel III Regulatory Capital Ratios -- The Pro-Cyclicality of the Leverage Ratio and the Tier 1 Capital Ratio -- Sources of the Pro-Cyclicality -- Interest Rate Sensitivity.
Implications for Bank Capital Risk Management -- Pro-Cyclicality of Basel III Regulatory Capital Ratios and Bank Capital Risk -- Interest Rate Sensitivity of Basel III Regulatory Capital Ratios and Bank Capital Risk -- Conclusions -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Nonparametric Expectile Regression for Conditional Autoregressive Expected Shortfall Estimation -- Introduction -- Proposed ES Estimation Procedure -- Empirical Properties of the Proposed Procedure -- Simulated Data -- Real Market Data -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- The Impact of External Shocks on Stock Prices in the East Asian Domestic Banking Sector -- Introduction -- Banking Sector Reforms and Bank Balance Sheets -- Banking Sector Reforms after 1997 -- Foreign Assets and Liabilities of the Banking Sector -- An Overview of Domestic Bank Stock Prices and Stock Market Indices -- Regression Analysis -- Data and Terms -- Methodology -- Regression Results -- Results in the 2000s before the GFC -- Results in the 1990s before the Asian Crisis -- Results in the 2000s during the GFC -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Measuring Financial Integration: Evidence from Ten Industries in a "US-Emerging World" -- Introduction -- Data Description and Summary Statistics -- Industry Equity Indices -- Regional Industry Portfolios and Excess Returns -- On the Financial Integration Measures -- Correlation-Based versus PCA-Based Measures: A Review -- PCA: The "Multi-Factor R-Square" and the "1st Component" -- The "Multi-Factor R-Square" -- The "1st Principal Component" -- Results -- Evidence from the "Multi-Factor R-Square" -- Evidence from the "1st Principal Component": Volosovych (2011) Meets Pukthuanthong and Roll (2009) -- Market Openness versus Financial Integration -- Some Robustness Checks -- Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References.
Part III: Monetary Policy and Credit in a Post-Crisis Setting -- Will Quantitative Easing Enhance or Drain the Availability of Funds to Financial Markets? -- Introduction -- Knife-Edge Hypotheses on Market Reference Rate -- Linkage between Hypotheses and Empirical Data -- Concluding Comments -- References -- Money Demand Causality for Ten Asian Countries: Evidence from Linear and Nonlinear Causality Tests -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- The Methodological Approach -- Linear Granger Causality -- Nonlinear Granger Causality: The Hiemstra-Jones Test -- Empirical Results -- Data -- Unit Root Tests -- Linear Granger Causality Results -- Hiemstra-Jones Nonlinear Causality Results -- Conclusions and Policy Implications -- References -- Product Market Competition and Inflation Persistence -- Introduction -- The Model and Methodology -- The Results -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Unlocking Credit -- Introduction -- Theory and Evidence on Collateral -- Access to Finance -- Collateral and Investment -- Collateral and Risk -- Borrowers' Attributes -- Collateral, Loan Characteristics, and Lending Relationship -- Collateral and Capital Market Development -- National Attributes and Collateral -- Institutions, Court Efficiency, and Collateral -- Power Information Theory of Credit and Collateral -- New Perspectives and Policy Recommendations -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Part IV: Country Studies on Monetary Policy, Credit, and Financial Intermediaries -- Monetary Policy and Bank Liquidity in China -- Introduction -- The Road to Liquidity Crunch -- Historical Episodes -- The June 2013 Crisis -- Causes of the Liquidity Crunch -- Monetary Policy and PBOC in the Liquidity Crunch -- China's Banking Sector and Policies Since the 2008 Crisis -- PBOC Battle: Goals and Difficulties -- Concluding Remarks -- Notes -- Acknowledgement.
References -- Monetary Policy and Bank Credit Risk in Vietnam Pre and Post Global Financial Crisis -- Introduction -- Overview of Banking system in Vietnam Pre and Post 2008 Global Financial Crisis -- Model and Data -- Results and Discussions -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Analysis of Factors Influencing and Controlling Excess Cash and Short-Term Bank Loans in Taiwan -- Introduction -- Literature and Hypotheses -- Cash Holdings and Short-Term Bank Loans -- Factors Influencing Excess Cash and Short-Term Bank Loans and Hypotheses -- Substitution between Excess Cash and Short-Term Bank Loans -- The Impact of Operating Performance on Excess Cash and Short-Term Bank Loans -- Impact of Dividend Payments on Excess Cash and Short-Term Bank Loans -- The Impact of Financial Leverage on Excess Cash and Short-Term Bank Loans -- Impact of Corporate Governance on Excess Cash and Short-Term Bank Loans -- Data and Variables -- Information Sources and Sample Selection -- Variable Definition -- Dependent Variables -- Explanatory Variables -- Descriptive Statistics and Variable Analysis -- Survey Results and Empirical Analysis -- Survey -- Logistic Regression Analysis -- Multivariate Regression Analysis -- Factors that Affect Excess Cash Holdings -- Factors that Affect the Utilization of Short-Term Bank Loans -- Robust Test -- Consistency between the Regression Analysis and Questionnaire Survey -- Conclusion -- References -- Bank Competition, Managerial Efficiency and the Interest Rate Pass-Through in India -- Introduction -- The Literature -- Methodology -- Empirical Analysis -- Sample and Variables -- Descriptive Statistics -- Results -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Financial Architecture and Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism in Kenya -- Introduction -- Stylized Facts -- Monetary Policy Regime -- Trends of Selected Financial Variables.
Methodology -- Discussion of Results -- Three-Variable SVAR and the Six-Variable SVAR -- IRFs for VAR with Financial Structure Variables -- Variance Decomposition: Transmission Channels -- Conclusions and Policy Observations -- Notes -- References -- Part V: Country Studies on Markets and Risk -- The Dim Sum Bond Market in Hong Kong -- Introduction -- Origins of the Dim Sum bond market -- Current Account Liberalization, Increasing Supply of Offshore Yuans and the Growth of the Dim Sum Bond Market -- The Sources of Future Growth in the Dim Sum Bond Market -- Flows of Offshore RMBs into the Mainland and the Role of the Quota System -- The RMB Market in Hong Kong vis-a-vis Local and Foreign Currency Bond Markets in Mainland China and Hong Kong: A Comparativ... -- Hong Kong's Role in the Development of the RMB Bond Market -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Appendix: Chronology of Policy Measures Enacted to Develop the Dim Sum Bond Market -- Sentiment and Beta Herding in the Borsa Istanbul (BIST) -- Introduction -- Review of the Literature -- Methodology -- Data and Results -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- Testing for Rational Speculative Bubbles in the Brazilian Residential Real-Estate Market -- Introduction -- Methodology -- Brazilian Residential Real-Estate Market -- Empirical Results -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- Challenges in the Application of Extreme Value Theory in Emerging Markets: A Case Study of Pakistan -- Introduction -- Related Literature -- Data and Methodology -- Dynamics of Volatility and Conditional Mean -- EVT Models of Distribution Tails -- Choice of Threshold -- Estimation of Quantiles -- Back-Testing -- Empirical Results and Discussion -- Summary and Conclusions -- Notes -- References.
Abstract:
Risk Management Post Financial Crisis: A Period of Monetary Easing provides further insights into postcrisis developments in the global economic and financial environment including advances in measuring and reporting risk and liquidity. Contributions come from leading banks, international organisations and worldrenowned universities.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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